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hi!
with which username/passwort - combination can u get remote-access on a default share of nt-based os's (i.e winXP) ? i tried a username and password of a normal account (with admin-rights) and the "Administrator" username but both didnt work.
thx 4 answers
strahl3Mann
use the format:
mycomputername\username
Assuming of course that this is your computer to play with.... Otherwise...... Go away.... Your mother was a hampster and your father smells of elderberries........
Wasnt that a quote from a video game?Quote:
Originally posted here by Tiger Shark
Your mother was a hampster and your father smells of elderberries........
Quote:
Monty Python I think, can't remember which movie though. :D
Oh come on you young 'uns...... It's Monty P and the Holy G.......
It's the rude French soldiers talking to King Arthur, pretending that they already have the Grail.....
I dunno..... The youth of today....... Hmmmmm..... Who said that?..... Oh dear..... My dad..... when I was young...... ;)
Hey, I got the Monty Python part right. I just couldn't remember the movie, it's been a while since I watched one.Quote:
Originally posted here by Tiger Shark
Oh come on you young 'uns...... It's Monty P and the Holy G.......
It's the rude French soldiers talking to King Arthur, pretending that they already have the Grail.....
I dunno..... The youth of today....... Hmmmmm..... Who said that?..... Oh dear..... My dad..... when I was young...... ;)
Hey, and thanks for the "young'uns" comment, it makes my stiff back and arthritic knees feels much better. :p
"Son[s] of a silly person", All of you! :)
any account in the local "Administrators" group should do - ideally with the "Log on from the Network" user right (which is granted to everybody by default)Quote:
with which username/passwort - combination can u get remote-access on a default share of nt-based os's (i.e winXP) ? i tried a username and password of a normal account (with admin-rights) and the "Administrator" username but both didnt work.
If it doesn't accept administrator, try machinename\administrator (as Tiger Shark suggested)
By default a domain administrator "Domain Admins" account should work too (although this can be changed)
Some machines have the default shares disabled by policy - which does not enhance security but is just inconvenient.
thx for answeres.
i tried out the things you suggested but somehow it doesnt seem to work.
example: i work on a pc with winxp on it. i know that another pc in the lan (also winxp) has no password set for the default "Administrator" account.
with net use i try:
net use x: \\computername\c$
then i get: blablabla please enter username for COMPUTERNAME\GUEST: computername\Administrator
blablabla password: <nothing>
Username or Password not correct ....
The same happens if i use the login-username and pwd from that pc (ex: john:smith)
thx for answeres
Instead of using the command line, right click on My Network Places and search for the NetBIOS name of the computer (ex: Charlie_the_Tuna), once you see it, double click and enter valid account info and see what happens.
Heres a search from AO for netBIOS in the tutorial form
http://www.antionline.com/search.php...der=descending
Side Note
:DQuote:
You don't frighten us, English pig-dogs go and boil your bottoms sons of a silly person. I blow my nose at you so-called Arthur-king, you and all your silly English knnnniggets. Thppppt!. . . I don't want to talk to you no more, you empty headed animal food trough wiper! I fart in your general direction! Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries!"
thx for that! very informativ...but i still didn't find what im looking for.
the only problem i have is that i still get "invaild user or password" but the username and password are correct. looks like:
Victims NetBios-name: victim (os=winXP)
Username (standard winXP-logon): victimuser
Password (") : victimpwd
in the console:
ping victim ... OK
net use \\victim\IPC$ ""/user:"" ... OK (=> this works)
net use x: \\victim\c$
enter username for \\victim\guest: victimuser (=> why GUEST?)
enter password for \\victim:victimpwd
error xxx: invalid username or password
WHY THE HELL????
has it something to do with the \guest?
thx for replys
strahl3Mann
additional:
net use \\victim\ipc$ /user:Administrator *
passwort: <nothing>
does work
(now i should have admin-rights on victim-pc)
but i cant access the c$-share :confused:
Also try "administration" and "admin" both have worked on my school computer.
To you all i say Ni, Ni, Ni now bring me a shrubbery. Download NetBrute this is prob the best Netbios share tool available makes it alot easier. Sometimes you have to enable guest account (but give it a really strong PW)
@the-omen: yeah, netbrute is great but..
how do u use it?
first i entered the ip-range => scan
after i got the result, i tried to open a c$ share but had to enter a passwort (for user XXX\Guest)
Victum, NetBrute... sounds like you are not exactly playing with a computer of yours. If you were the local admin I would go and check the account information on the computer locally, then you might get a better answer.
I have experienced this same problem myself, but I found out that once I give an admin account a password that it seems to let you through. If it is coming up and asking for the password to the account <computername>\Guest ... then it sounds like it does not like the account/password combo you are using and is not setup with any premissions to allow "guest" accounts through.
Please enumerate the Administrator account further,the following may be possible
1. The Account is Disabled (IT CAN BE).
2. The remote netbios machine table needs to be reloaded.
warl0ck7
.::No Remorse::.